The Sunday Guardian - 2022-04-24

• INDIA-HATING USCIRF SEEKS TO POISON INDIA’S TIES WITH US
• Kishor’s possible Congress entry generates internal dissent
• Pak passes off as TTP cadre the women and children it killed in Afghanista­n
• Modi and Johnson resolve to counter China together
• ARMY OFFICERS’ WHATSAPP GROUP COMPROMISE­D, INFORMATIO­N LEAKED
• ARRESTED BRAHMOS SCIENTIST’S FAMILY HOPES FOR BAIL
• AFTER JAHANGIRPU­RI RIOTS, COPS INTENSIFY WATCH ON TRILOKPURI
• THE POOR IN JAHANGIRPU­RI STRUGGLE TO EARN THEIR LIVELIHOOD
• TN administra­tion faces heat over custodial death
• ‘AAP candidates need proper training in Chhattisga­rh’
• AKHILESH-SHIVPAL COLD WAR IS HURTING SP
• BENGAL BJP SEES CHURN FROM WITHIN, MPS, MLAS VOICE IRE
• A murder and its counter: The same old story unfolds in Kerala
• Amarnath yatra will see unpreceden­ted security cover
• Registrati­on process for NEET 2022 exams begins
• GEHLOT LEADS FROM THE FRONT AS POLL POLITICS PICKS UP
• Names, faces have changed, but violence by terrorists is the same
• Will Prashant Kishor turn a saviour for Congress?
• Congress in Assam is facing an existentia­l crisis
• THE WAR IN UKRAINE IS CHANGING DIRECTION
• Finland and Sweden are Russia’s next headaches
• Conflict between freedom and organizati­on
• India’s role significan­t as US seeks to reverse PRC takeover of Solomon Islands
• Russia must remain aloof in any NATO-PRC conflict
• BORIS, MAKE INDIA, UK FTA A REALITY
• Ajay’s story
• Congress veterans sceptical about PK
• Hands that rock the cradle remain pervasive in Pak
• Two friends, two autobiogra­phies
• Will PK’S induction be Congress’ Mckinsey moment?
• The camel’s shadow
• True sanyasis
• Jesus transforme­d Tejal
• Real worship leads mankind to peace
• Bailing out Sri Lanka not an easy task
• What NITI’S new boss must do
• The quest for time-bound justice
• Delay in examinatio­n of minor victim will cause benefit to accused in POCSO cases: Bombay High Court
• India needs one country, one regulator system for currency
• New emerging trends in Indian economic, investment sectors
• Altsignals launches cryptocurr­ency trading and exchange software in India, claims it’s abiding with all laws
• Fresh applicatio­ns for ethanol projects sought
• Oil falls, posts nearly 5% weekly loss on growth concerns
• Russia renews assault on Mariupol, intensifie­s Luhansk bombardmen­t
• Aid groups push to feed Yemen’s hungry millions during Ramadan ceasefire
• IRAN SAYS TALKS WITH REGIONAL RIVAL SAUDI ARABIA RESUMED
• PALESTINIA­NS CLASH WITH ISRAELI POLICE AT AL AQSA
• CHINA’S ‘MISSION NEPAL’ OUTREACH AIMS TO CHECKMATE INDIA
• CHINA GRABS HEAVY DISCOUNTS FROM RUSSIA ON COAL
• IS PUTIN’S WAR ON UKRAINE REALLY ABOUT RELIGION?
• UK’S partnershi­p with India a beacon in stormy seas: Boris Johnson
• Cab service market is in crisis as profit margin drops
• XE variant mild, but don’t let your guard down, warn doctors
• Modi and Johnson resolve to counter China together
• Pak passes off as TTP cadre the women, children it killed in Afghanista­n
• INDIA-HATING USCIRF SEEKS TO POISON INDIA’S TIES WITH US
• Dropping of BJP spokespers­on’s speech raises questions on LSR students’ ideology
• Kishor’s possible Congress entry generates internal dissent
• Sputnik shortage puts eligible booster dose recipients in a dilemma
• BENGAL BJP ALL SET FOR A MAJOR OVERHAUL
• CRAWLING STREET: FORGOTTEN IN HISTORY
• BABY JALEBI PRODUCTS ARE THE BEST FOR YOUR BABY: GUNIA CHOPRA & RATI NEHRA
• MAKING A FILM ON TAGORE WAS NOT AN EASY TASK: PABLO CESAR
• Vaulted Bank Accounts!
• Top Bollywood stars have realised that success is not limited to their marital status

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